BRIDGEWATER – At the Bridgewater Country Fair, the familiar can be a bigger draw than the new and trendy. “Sometimes people say, ‘well, it’s the same old thing,’” said Kathy Sullivan, who has been working at the fair for almost…

WATERBURY – A rabid kitten caused a health scare in the region last month, requiring close to 40 people to seek treatment from exposure. The investigation involved the Connecticut Department of Public Health, several animal control officers and five health…

LITCHFIELD – East Cemetery and the Green were the sites of ear-shattering Independence Day salutes on Tuesday that not only recognized a pair of Litchfield men who were key figures during the American Revolution, but also the original 13 colonies….

Upcoming Events

The 116th Hamburg Fair, hosted by The Lyme Grange, is a family friendly Lyme tradition. This fair showcases many agricultural fair traditions while highlighting top local music talent and entertainment. The intimate size of the fair makes for easy navigation,...

An open house will take place Friday, Aug. 18, at 9:30 a.m. at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UConn-Waterbury, 99 E. Main St. There will be presentations, refreshments and area lunch discounts. Admission is fee. For information, call...

The artist members of the Kent Art Association have their second “Members 2” show of the year at the gallery, 21 S. Main St. Open to all association members, the show continues through Labor Day Monday, Sept. 4. Admission is...

Author Zach Lamothe will discuss his unconventional guidebook, “More Connecticut Lore: Guidebook to 82 Strange Locations” at the Falls Avenue Community Center and Senior Services on Friday, Aug. 18, at 2 p.m. This program is open to individuals who are...